Conair Waterfall Pedicure Foot Spa Bath with Blue LED Lights, Massaging Bubbles and Massage Rollers, Blue/White

Pamper your feet with a rejuvenating massage and spa experience at home! The Conair Active Life Waterfall Foot Spa comforts your feet in warm relaxation. Specially designed for active lifestyles, the flowing waterfall gently massages the top of the feet while the massaging foot rollers soothe the soles. Exfoliating loofah disks help soften skin and provide a rejuvenating massage, while LED lights showcase massage bubble action with heat to ensure water stays warm. With this foot bath tub, it’s easy to take good care of one of the hardest working parts of your body! Most of us are on our feet a lot! That’s a lot of stress and strain on a daily basis. Compound that with activity and how much love do you give your feet? With each foot’s 26 bones, 20-plus muscles and over 100 ligaments, it’s no wonder that happy feet can affect your overall well-being. The toe-touch push buttons on this pedicure foot spa make it easy to control bubbles, waterfall feature and temperature for a customized experience every time. This foot massager includes 3 attachments: a pumice stone to gently exfoliate skin for smooth feet, a scrub brush to gently clean feet and a soft-touch massager to relax achy, sore feet. Whether you want to soak in cool, warm or hot water, this spa is especially designed to maintain the temperature you choose. Water jets propel water over and around your foot, providing a massaging effect that helps your muscles relax. The massaging foot spa also has a “waterfall” feature which gently pours water over the top of your feet for utter relaxation. With the Conair Active Life Waterfall Foot Spa with Lights and Bubbles, your feet will always be pampered and revitalized. This footbath will not keep the water warm; you must put warm water into the footbath and expect it to cool off after around 10 minutes. We do not say anywhere on the detail page that it will hear and/or keep water warm. Keep the water at 100 to 118 degrees fahrenheit to avoid burning your skin.